Sex and Horror with Dicey Grenor and Chantell Renee.

In this week's episode, our special guest Rocky Emerson, shared details about her exotic life as a porn star. She may not have been in the adult video industry for long, but she's made a name for herself already with her long legs, tattoos, and cool, down-to-earth personality. Listen to learn how she got in the business, tips on squirting, the strangest fan request she's received, where she draws the line in doing a scene, what it's like getting roles with her tattoos, whether she prefers working with men or women, how she prepares for an intense scene, how she decompresses afterwards, and... her thoughts on Joker movie. Rocky discussed all of this and then some. Follow her in social media and subscribe to her fan pages, where she's likely to interact and show some love back. IG: @thatonetattooedgirl , Twitter: @RockyEmersonXXX , Onlyfans.com/RockyEmerson

As the title states, we discussed the sex and horror mixed genre in literature, TV, and film, for our second live show. This time, we were on stage 2 at Fandemic Tour comic con, as we presented the topic as a panel, where our audience participated in the end by asking questions. Our special guest Grim D. Reaper (author Kevin A. Ranson) came aboard and added a male's perspective during this adults-only discussion. His experience with movie reviews (moviecrypt.com) was the perfect blend to this episode about the perfect genre blend.

As the title states, we discussed the history and evolution of sex and horror mixed genre, and we did it at our first live show--Scarydad's Haunted Halloween Show. We took it all the way back from the first horror film "The House of the Devil" (English translation from French) in 1896 to Vampyr (1933) to Dracula (1958) to the 1968 repeal of the morality ban to form MPAA rating system to modern day horror porn. ** Thanks to Scarydad for having us, and thanks to everyone that joined our live discussion.**

With his edgy hairstyle and boyish good looks, Nathan Bronson, is great to watch when he does his business on camera. And since he's in the business of fucking and cumming in adult videos, fans can enjoy hours of Nathan's sexy art, creative entertainment, and... masturbation. Lucky for us, Nathan's also great with fans of his work, and is always down for open, sex-positive conversation. In this extended episode, we had the pleasure of chatting with him about what goes on behind the scenes in the porn industry from the male’s perceptive, tips for how to enhance one's own performance in the bedroom, which scene nearly made him pop early, and other layers, ambitions, and hobbies for Nathan that don't involve porn at all. You can follow Nathan on Twitter and Instagram and support Nathan's work at: onlyfans.com/nathan_bronson .

If you're curious about the life of a male stripper AKA exotic dancer, this is the episode for you. Our Hunk-O-Mania guest, Chris Legend, gave us some sexy and wild details of his life on and off stage, including how he got in the business, how he ended up having sex during a performance, what it was like having sex on the Venice beach, which cities he loves performing the most, and... his dick size. Chris held nothing back, letting us get down deep and dirty with him from beginning to end.

If you loved Bob's depth and intensity in AMC's "The Walking Dead", D'Angelo's street-wise swag in HBO's "The Wire", and Chris's cool sarcasm in HBO's "The Deuce", you must love Lawrence Gilliard Jr. as much as we do. In this interview with the New York/Baltimore native, we discuss Lawrence's transition from studying music to becoming an actor, which of his scenes he's most proud of, his #1 tip for aspiring actors, what it's like for him to meet fans, the one role he would not accept, and whether he has an ideal role. To learn more about this veteran actor, who also starred in "Gangs of New York", "The Beast", "Army Wives", "Graceland", and much more... tune in!

If you ever have a chance to meet Lawrence at a comic con, make sure you do. He's not only witty; he takes time to make his fans feel special. His next appearance will be at Walker Stalker Con in Atlanta, October 18-20, 2019.

To celebrate the release of Chantell's newest book, "Board to Death", we discussed these creepy talking boards in depth. Are ouija boards conduits for deceased, restless spirits or are they just for bored kids to play silly, harmless games? With so many movies about ouija boards, what's accurate, and what's only made to scare viewers to death? How can something so chilling-- communicating with the dead via a board-- ever be sexy? What rules should always be followed when choosing to use a board? Tune in to our discussion... and cue the Twilight Zone music. 

"Goodbye."

*You can get Chantell's book here: https://amzn.to/2OcLpBW *

As fans of Stephen King and horror movies, we watched IT: Chapter 2 then over-analyzed the nuances of Pennywise, Derry, the characters, actors, our favorite scenes, scariest fantasies... You name it, and we probably covered it in this crossover episode with Cult 45 Movie Podcast. You can also WATCH this episode on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHG6yI3cbNQ&t=487s

Dicey & Chantell wil' out discussing movies that feature two men, one woman AND one man, two women: Threesome (1994), A Home At the End of the World (2004), Y Tu Mama Tambien (2001), Newness (2017), Trois (2000), Love (2015), The Sex Monster (1999). Some of the relationships are sexy. Others are messy. Either way, each movie was fun to watch and analyze. Listen to find out what we enjoyed, what we hated, what we learned, and what we recommend watching.

Dicey and Chantell truly cover sex AND horror in this episode by discussing everything from comparing Stephen King's It (1990) to IT (2017) in preparation for IT: Chapter 2 (2019)......... to discussing movies about threesomes with one woman and two men such as Angels of Sex (2012), Splendor (1999), and The Doom Generation (1995). Everything from sexual fluidity to which Pennywise has scarier eyes is discussed in this episode. Beware: this description may be short, but the episode is not, as Dicey and Chantell had lots to say about each of these films.